Review on Sony WF-SP700NB Black Wireless Headphones with Enhanced SEO by Kio Walker ᠌

After a few days of use, I returned these headphones to the store. I did not expect that headphones for such money (13,000) could sound so mediocre. The presence of mediocre noise reduction does not compensate for all other shortcomings. Got pros: 1. Securely sit in the ear, comfortable shape 2. Good microphone - interlocutors hear very well Cons: 1. Very large audio delay when playing video. These headphones are absolutely not suitable for watching videos (the sound is first sent to the left earpiece, and then to the right one, which takes time). 2. Background "white noise" is constantly heard in the headphones. Even if you put the music on pause, the noise remains. Therefore, listening to quiet melodic music in them is uncomfortable. 3. When talking on the phone, the sound is only in the left earphone, and the call control is on the right earphone. The earphones are quite tight, so it's unpleasant to talk in them (one's own voice sounds strange, plus the pressure in the ear is poorly equalized). 4. Only SBC and AAC codecs are supported. You can forget about AptX low latency and LDAC. 5. The quality of the sound itself is rather average, I would even say disappointing (flat, without details). 6. Noise canceling is more like a marketing gimmick. At 90%, the noise is damped by a tight fit of the earpiece. The Ambient Sound Mode does not work satisfactorily (the external sound is very quiet and unintelligible and is almost inaudible even with quiet music). 7. Autonomous operation of headphones is only 3 hours (+ you can charge 2 times from the case). In idle mode, the headphones run out of power. Those. they cannot be left uncharged and put in a desk drawer for a week.